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Scratch by a rabbit
I got scratch by my rabbit yesterday. After I take TT vaccine. Can I get anti rabies vaccine for that. Please suggest.
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u don’t need rabies vaccine. it is not common in indoor pet rabbits .
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clean and apply ointment on the wound
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not dangerous
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Was the rabbit a pet with regular vet evaluation ? Depends on the history. But still always safer to take Rabipur ( Anti Rabies vaccine) and also a course of antibiotics to prevent any local infection.
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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No need to take anti raies vaccine
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